Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-17
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This is st. Patrick's day-national
holiday of the Irish.
President Cleveland will he fifty
years old TO- morrow.
Robert Miller moved to Tylersville
last Tuesday morning.
Miss Ida Peters left for Bellefonte
on Saturday to visit relatives.
The best soap in the market Ivory
Soap-at J. w. StoYer's grocery.
The roads are dry and dusty and
the weather is cold and disagreaable.
Florida Oral ges-the best and
cheapest at StoYer's store on Main st.
-MrDavid Bartges and family were
visitors at G. W. Hartman's last Sun
day.
Miss Alice Ulrich is learning the
tailoring trade with /. w. Buck on
North street.
A. r. Alexander and 2. S. Meyer
bought lot of nice cattle at Shafer's
sale in Brushvaley last week.
CHOICE BRICK The undersigned
has for sale a los of choice brick.
&C. LosE, Rebersburg, Pa
Lewis Tobias shifted quarters last
Friday and moved into the house ad
Joining Jacob Alter, on North street.
Mrs. John Krumripe, o: State Col
lege, sojourned several days in town
visiting friel ds and old acQuaintances.
Mr.. C. X. Sober drives very fire
and spirited horse which can trot its
mile in minutes without any special
effort.
The peculiar purifying and build
ing up powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla
make it the very best medicine TO take
at this season.
Geo. Cummings, of this place, is at
present staying at Berwick, where he
drives bus for Landlord Rook, OF the
Cross Keys hotel.
-Ap interesting letter from William
Raker, of Blue Wing, N. c.. was un-
avoid ably crowded out this week, and
will appear in our next issue.
Our Child's and Misses extra high
cut button boots in peb. goat are all
the rage now. All sizes at our store
J.H. MUssER & Son.
-P.H. Musser has been on the sick
list for the past few weeks. He caught
very bad cold which threatened to
settle on bis lungs. He is improving
now.
Katie Slower, one of Noah Stover's
daughters, left for Nittany Valley last
week to stay with Mrs. Sechrist, whose
daughter broke her arm week before
last.
Miss Frank lie Deininger, younger
daughter of B .. Deininger, started on
Monday morning on her apprenticeship
in this Office, to learn the art preserya-
tive.
We learn that J. w. Shook con-
Templates changing the front or MS
store room on Main street some time
this spring. It is his intention to put
in glass front.
THAT excellent and popular daily
paper. the Philadelphia Times complet.
ed its twelfth year last Saturday ana
enioys the most marvellous success
and prosperity.
The Central Pennsylvania confer
ence of the Evangelical Association
which met at Baltimore recently, nave
selected Lewisburg as their next place
of meeting, to occur in 1888.
Live and let live," is the motto
of the Millheim exclusive DooI o. Ohoo
store. Ladies and gentlemen, boys
and girls, are served alike at our store.
MUssER & Son.
-Flossie Long acconpan led her
grandmother to Fishers Ferry last
week. to spend several weeks at
..prant'sn home. E. I'll. Longs are
consequently minus a lively part OF
their family.
Ladies. before buying your four
button and Oxford tie walking shoes.
call i'm and see our styles. We have
them I'm different sizes and widths and
they are beauties.
MUssER's SHOE STORE.
Don't Experiment.
You cannot afford to waste time 10 expert peri
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con
sumption always seems, at nrst, only a ceiq,
Do NOT permit any dealer to impose upon you
with some cheap imitation OF DR.: Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Gods,
but be sure and get the genuine Because a, ne
can make more profit he may tell you he mas
cnmothfn0 tuct aS pnf,d or lust the same, DOn